Hi, this is my first time posting/blogging, so hope I am doing it right. The front of my 1968 Aristrocrat Lowliner is in need of some TLC but I'm not sure how to proceed. I figured the ugly brown added on tin piece in front was hiding something but was surprised when I took it off to see the big rip across the front. From what I…
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The little foam mattress that goes up there is tri-fold or some call it a Z fold and I fold 2 sides of it up leaving the last part flat on the bed, and then half the bunk folds over the flat part of the mattress and then it folds up to be latched. Heavy, but simple when folding. Without the bunk folded up you'd hit your head if trying to sit on the couch though.
Do you have turquoise appliances? If so I am jealous if you are getting a turquoise ice box! Almost everything in out trailer is original except our fridge. While I would love the icebox, my hubby thinks the electric fridge is more functional, even though we tote coolers every time we camp. LOL! But let me know if you need more info/pics or anything. I'm obsessed with our little camper and actually missed it when we didn't camp this past weekend. I too think it is the coolest thing since juice boxes! :D
Hi Jeanne, I thought you'd like to know that I joined this site just to answer a question for you about the bunk above the bed in the back, but after looking around I the site I am glad I did. It's always nice to connect with other Aristocrat owners and just people who love vintage trailers in general. It was love at first site when I seen our 66 Lo Liner. I know I DIDN'T see that you have grown children and grandbabies right? You look WAY to young to have grandchildren! If so, what's your secret? I wanna look that great when I have grandbabies! :D